As far as I can tell, they're valid notifications from PayPal, and
probably useful for legitimate purposes. What the messages are doing is
attempting to trigger sufficient anxiety that the recipient calls the
phone number in the message, which connects them to a scammer. It will
get worse, and
I got a FP on this rule, which isn't really that bad, save for the
default score of 5.75. That's enough to get a spam classification on
it's own.
I've adjusted the score locally but the default seems a tad heavy. I'm
giving it a 3.25.
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